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The tables are very, very nice. Would you share your finishing schedule?

Good afternoon!
I have some nicely figured maple that I would like to use for a coffee table top, with the legs and apron from cherry.

I am looking for plans that would work with these woods. I...

Both you and Jim agree that vertical is the way to go. I am glad that I asked, because it does make sense and that was the direction I was tending to pick, although not because I thought of the...

I am building a cherry stand for my son's large flat screen TV. Since this is being built without plans, I have a question. First a description:

The 'box' will be about 32" high, 18" deep, and 48"...

Richard,
I once again say "WOW!" to the dresser, and thanks for adding the extra pictures.

I have a simple question. It looks like your drawer fronts fit inside of the drawer openings, but in...

Richard, that is really, really nice. I love the finish and your attention to detail is fantastic. The bevel on the drawer front is especially nice.

How about some pictures of the top and sides?...

I have been wondering what you have been up to, and as usual it is fantastic! I appreciate looking at the beauty and simplicity of your workmanship.

I really wish I could spend more time in the...

You will find a lot of spirited discussion on this topic!

I am a long time Mac user and love them. There are some downsides that you might want to consider.

1. Software is generally more...

My son and his future FIL are replacing the clutch on my son's 1995 Honda Civic. They replaced the clutch, but are having a very hard time putting the transmission back in. Can't seem to get it to...

Kyle,
I will keep an eye out for the aftermarket goodies you an dothers have suggested. Thanks!

Mike,
I did a quick search for Dominic's article, but couldn't find it. I will do a better...

Thank you each for your replies. Your excellent suggestions will help me in this and future purchases. I am anxious to have a band saw in my shop and don't have the desire to make a mistake in what...

Woodcraft has this band saw on sale now, and with the "March Madness" discount, I figure it will be about $425.00. Either figure (with or without the additional discount) is about what my budget will...

I think that must be it. I would rather it be the wood than the idiot running it through the jointer.

(OK, it isn't the wood's fault that I am an idiot. I should have jointed it properly after...

OK, I have done it again. I started to edge joint two boards, about 2 feet long and 6 inches wide, 1/2 inch thick.

Started with the outfeed table at an equal height as the knives (as determined by...

I would like to thank you for the considered responses. I will probably build a modification of the FWW sled. Always fun to build your own jig; now where will I store it?

Thanks again. Your...

I have done a search on the Creek, but the results for my subject said "0", so....

I am interested in building a jig to make tapered legs on my table saw. I would be interested in anything you...

I have some figured maple (for the top and possibly a skirt) and some walnut (that I plan on using for legs) that I would like to turn into a coffee table and two end tables. I have done some...

Perhaps this is too simplistic, but are you sure that plywood is an absolutely dead-on perfect rectangle before you cut it in two? If it isn't, the ends won't be appear to be square when you reverse...

Dave,
I am by no means an expert, but let me chime in anyway ;)

I got a great deal on a used HVLP turbine on Craigslist. You might look for a while and see if that might be a possibility. I...

I had exactly the same problem with my M12V, and I found that using an 8 mm bit was the answer. The hardwood I was using (cherry and maple) was causing the bit to chatter and loosen, despite my best...

Ken,
I am sorry that you are having to deal with this, on top of the other problems you have been having. Wouldn't it be easier if life was fair? But at our age, we know it isn't. We just have to...

I have a set of brass blocks like that, and I find them very useful for setting both my table saw depth of cut and my router bits.

One of the most used cheap things I have ever purchased. (Unlike...

martin,
I just responded to another more recent posting you did and then found this one. Ditto what I said on the first, and I echo all of the comments here. You are really turning out some...

Martin,
You did a great job on the table! I like the finish and the craftsmanship shown. The detail on the top of the drawer is very nice; it adds a touch that I didn't use on mine. I wish that I...

Thank you all for the kind comments. I have been using the sled since I made it (a couple of months before I got around to putting the finish on). I have enjoyed the stability I feel with it. My...